Ethical Hacking

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CIS branches across Lebanon and online

$ Price $500.00

Delivery type On-Campus or Online

Capacity Unlimited

Level All levels

Duration 40 Hours

Lessons 7

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Overview

Ethical Hacking is CIS College’s 40-hour program on the offensive side of security. Where the Cyber Security course focuses on defense, this course puts you in the mindset of an attacker so you can find and understand weaknesses before real attackers do, always within a legal and ethical framework.

You will set up a safe lab environment using Kali Linux and VirtualBox, then work through reconnaissance, vulnerability scanning, and hacking techniques used against systems, networks, and wireless environments. The course also introduces the forensic and investigative skills used after an incident occurs, giving you a rounded view of both breaking in and understanding what happened.

What You Will Learn

Set up a safe testing environment using Kali Linux and VirtualBox
Understand the legal and ethical boundaries of penetration testing
Perform reconnaissance and open-source intelligence gathering
Use vulnerability scanning and penetration testing to identify system weaknesses
Apply hacking techniques across physical access, LAN, WLAN, and internet-facing systems
Use countermeasure and analysis tools such as sandboxing, honeypots, and encryption
Understand the basics of computer and mobile forensics and data recovery
Understand the deep and dark web and its role in cyber crime

Course Curriculum

Module	What you cover
Introduction to Ethical Hacking	What is a hacker, lab setup with Kali Linux and VirtualBox, and legal and ethical boundaries
Reconnaissance & Information Gathering	Open-source intelligence, Google hacking techniques, social engineering, and phishing
Vulnerability Scanning & Penetration Testing	Identifying weaknesses in systems and networks before attackers do
System & Network Hacking Techniques	Exploiting physical access, LAN, WLAN, and internet-facing systems
Countermeasure Tools	Sandboxing, honeypots, intrusion detection and prevention, steganography, and cryptography
Computer & Mobile Forensics	Investigating compromised systems and devices, and data recovery basics
Deep & Dark Web	Understanding hidden networks and their role in cyber crime

Target audiences

Students who have completed the Cyber Security course and want to learn the offensive side
Aspiring penetration testers and ethical hackers

Requirements

Basic understanding of computers and networks is helpful